Project 9P44
10-16-2011, 07:28 AM
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Project 9P44
Hello everyone!
I have been building this car project for about six months now. Not so much has been
done yet but now there are so many pictures and stuff that maybe some of you would
be interested in seeing the current progress.
POST Edited - unauthorized advertising. Bob
I have been building this car project for about six months now. Not so much has been
done yet but now there are so many pictures and stuff that maybe some of you would
be interested in seeing the current progress.
POST Edited - unauthorized advertising. Bob
Last edited by ant771; 10-27-2011 at 11:59 AM. Reason: Removed one bad image
10-16-2011, 08:08 AM
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Great stuff. The parts look to be very well made. Keep your project pictures coming.
10-16-2011, 08:56 AM
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Three Wheelin'
The parts look awesome. I will be placing an order for some soon, as I plan on doing front suspension, and your products look better than anything I have seen before. Well apart from some very similar parts Olli has been using 
Good to see these parts are available for us to buy, and I have no doubt your business will prosper, due to the quality and design of what you are offering
peace
Cyberpunky
Good to see these parts are available for us to buy, and I have no doubt your business will prosper, due to the quality and design of what you are offering
peace
Cyberpunky
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10-27-2011, 07:38 PM
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Drifting
Nice work, I'd gladly come help you in the shop doing this stuff, as I too, like to take pride in what I do. I won't hesitate to put my name on something that I made.
Over the summer I overhauled my rear suspension, similar to yours. Solid everything everywhere.
It rules.
Too bad I didn't make all of my parts. But at least I bought them from someone who didn't charge an arm and a leg.
Over the summer I overhauled my rear suspension, similar to yours. Solid everything everywhere.
It rules.
Too bad I didn't make all of my parts. But at least I bought them from someone who didn't charge an arm and a leg.
11-12-2011, 06:50 AM
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Just looking at that picture, I wonder why you used a flat end mill.
Coreners are horrible stress risers and flat end mills make nice corners. Why did you not use a ball nose end mill and make a radiused relief? Since you are taking material away that is structural I would not want to introduce a stress riser in addition to material removal.
-Dana
Coreners are horrible stress risers and flat end mills make nice corners. Why did you not use a ball nose end mill and make a radiused relief? Since you are taking material away that is structural I would not want to introduce a stress riser in addition to material removal.
-Dana
11-12-2011, 08:12 AM
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Certainly looks a bit unusual. Do you have more pics?
11-14-2011, 09:22 AM
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and your products look better than anything I have seen before. Well apart from some very similar parts Olli has been using
Just wondering, do you speak Swedish and understand Norwegian?
